laura: so, what is next for elvis costello? elvis: i'm working all the time.gs to be written. i've been working with burt bacharach. a record with burt bacharach 15 years ago. a musical is being developed out of those songs. when you write a musical, the characters demand other songs. we've written 10 more songs, i can't believe you get the opportunity to get to work wit h him again. laura: thank you very much for joining us. in one more musical note, today the white house hosted the point of vista social club. vista social club. ♪ it is the first time in 50 years that a musical band based in cuba has performed at the white house. it's another sign of warming relations between the two countries and it comes in honor of hispanic heritage months. for music to the movies now. g'ss steven spielberg hitsi thems -- new film the big screen. tom brooke has more on the action. >> the family of a man trying to free traders? tom: steven spielberg's "bride centers on a new york lawyer james donovan played by tom hanks who ends up -- defending an alleged soviet spy. >> you

i saw elvis perform maybe 15 times. i saw him when he was thin, when he was fat, thin, fat.nd always gave a great performance. >> fast-forward a few decades, and the international becomes the las vegas hilton before the recession unfortunately forced it into foreclosure. with westgate also losing its las vegas property, david siegel, well, he knew exactly what he needed to do. >> my husband bought this hotel. years ago, he came here, and he couldn't afford to rent a room for one night. and now, with all his success, he comes back, and he bought the hotel. he just bought it. >> there were a half a dozen other companies that were also looking at it at the same time. i was the only one that was gonna keep it open. all the others -- some of them were gonna knock it down, which would have been a tragedy. >> yeah. >> others were gonna close it for two or three years, reposition it, then reopen it. i would not have bought it and have on my conscience lain off 2,200 people and affected their lives. so, even though it's costing more to do the renovations, that's the way i'm doing it.

so, you know, was it unusual to be called elvis?rank bacon. >> reporter: you can be anybody. >> and have been. ♪ sweet dreams of you ♪ >> reporter: he's changed identities and writing partners. ♪ is it all in that pretty little head of yours ♪ >> reporter: for a kid who loved the beatles, what was it like to work with mccartney? >> well, i thought it was a prank when i was told that paul wanted me to come and write songs. but you don't turn up in short trousers and your fan club card and front pocket sticking out. obviously you have to turn up responsibly with your guitar and a couple of ideas. >> reporter: costello had the beginnings of a song about his grandmother grappling with alzheimer's. ♪ veronica veronica ♪ >> we made "veronica" into a pop record that actually got on the radio even though it was speaking about the unraveling of the mind. ♪ i never thought it would be like this ♪ ♪ but now i see >> reporter: a decade later he collaborated with burt it ended up starting what's become like a 20-year relationship. >> yeah. i mea

was the elvis part your idea? ♪ how declan mcmahon than became elvis costello later on "sunday morning." >> osgood: ben tracy previews the fall movies. serena finds something old and something new in the homes of two first rate artists. steve hartman watches a near century old hockey player still enjoying. first headlines for this sunday morning the 18th of 2015. jewish worshippers clashed with palestinians who confront them in the west bank today. eight israelis and 40 palestinians have been killed in the violence. flight 1939 from san francisco touched down at philadelphia international airport yesterday, with that, u.s. air became american airlines. hundreds of base jumpers converged on the 876-foot high bridge across west virginia's new river gorge yesterday. one day a year it's legal to jump off the bridge. scores of folks merely walked across the bridge which is third highest span in the united states. comic tracy morgan was back on "saturday night live" last night. his first appearance since a crash left hi

so you know, was it unusual to be called elvis?an be anybody. >> and have been. ♪ sweet dreams ♪ of you >> reporter: he's changed identities and writing partners. ♪ is it all in that pretty little head of yours ♪ >> for a kid who loved the beatles what was it like to work with mccartney? >> well, i thought it was a prank when i was told that paul wanted me to come and write songs. but you don't turn up -- you know, you show up in your trousers and your fan club card and front pocket sticking out. obviously you have to turn up responsibly with your guitar and a couple of ideas. >> reporter: costello had the beginnings of a song about his grandmother grappling with alzheimer's. ♪ veronica ♪ veronica >> we made "veronica" into a pop record that actually got onto the radio even though it's speaking about the unraveling of the mind. ♪ never thought it would be like this ♪ ♪ but now i see >> reporter: a decade later he collaborated with burt bacharach. >> it ended up starting what's become like a 20-year relationship. >> yeah. i mean, we

please welcome elvis costello! (cheers and applause) nice to see you. >> stephen: now as i said, youare a grammy-award-winning musician, rock 'n' roll hall of famer, all the songsk all the great songs. so many great songs it's almost maddening how many great songs and that's just off of "my aim is true" (cheers and applause) you got a new memoir here. elvis costello, unfailtful music and disappearing ink. >> uh-huh. >> stephen: why are you writinga memoir? why take away the game that the rest of us have to try to desiefer what the letterks in your songs mean? i don't want to find out what butterfly fees on a dead monkey's hand mean. >> you will find out. >> yes, you will. >> stephen: why did you write abook. >> i was asked to write it when i was 24. >> stephen: recently.yeah. and i figured maybe i should do some things firstment so now i have done some things. >> stephen: how long did it taketo you write this? >> i started about ten years ago and i tore up a lot of versions of tment the last three or four years i w

elvis costello. (cheers and applause) in keeping with the strict moral standards of the ed sullivan theater, i will be interviewing elvis from the waist up. and we'll have a musical performance by dar lean love. (cheers and applause). >> stephen: i love the love.you. she is both a star in her own right and the world's most famous backup singer. she's like bruce stringsteen and the e street band, like tom petty and the heart brackers. she's like mack ronee and the cheese. oh, folksix don't have to tell you. that's jon batiste and stay human. say hi, everybody. they're about to kick things off. but first, a new survey has found that over one-third of vegetarians will eat meat when they're drunk. it is comforting to know that we all have the same excuse for going to taco bell. >> tonight, stephen welcomes carey mulligan. elvis costello. and musical performance by darlene love. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now it's the late show with stephen colbert! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: whooo!t

i also met elvis in the year 1960s. as many of you know, elvis was born in mississippi but he moved to memphis and 1953, he walked into sun studios and played for sam phillips. he was around 16 at that time. working as an usher at a theater in memphis called the lows palace. that was not far from one of the theaters my grandfather owned and during his lunch break ellis would walk over and hang out and be offended people in the venture will be the friend did my father who at that point was running the movie theater business, taken over for my grandfather. elvis in the late 50s began making his own movies and he wanted to see them but not in public because he would be mob so he began watching his own movies in my grandfather's little screening room. that is where the title of the book comes from. my grandfather built a screening room attached to his house that seated 25 people and there was a couch in front that seated two or three people and the seats behind it. my grandfather at screening room elvis watched his own film

we're going to call elvis. i thought they were kidding. put these on. they'd obviously thought it out. i was tokind of nondescript really. alison i know this world is killing you >> reporter: when his debut album "my aim is true" exploded in 1977, he still had a day job as a c cputer technician at t london beauty salon. >> you were writing songs at elizabeth arden. >> yeah. after hours. so i'd take my,guitar in the evening and i'd be playing. >> reporter: one song came to him on a tp to liverpool. >> "red shoes" literally ame to you on the train. >> yeah. >> did you have the words and the music? >>eah. the whole thing fust appeared. i won't get any older now the angels wanna wear my red shoes >> reporter: elvis would use band the attractions. shooting on the ferry ramp. and at the observatory. >> it's like having the mad cast on the hillll whwhou were a kid you u uld imagine anything going on if here, you know. >> reporter: but elvis grew up in london. "i was born in the same hospital in which alexaer fleming discovered penicillin," he writes in his new

duran. >> and first of all, elvis, you are a lead store y. okay. you have hit it big. >> what did i do? >> you have been promoted to the top of the show. >> i know, with we have never been on this early, guy s s. and when you have a music you like these guys do, and we are talking about the award winning, and the grammy award winning and the voice that hits octaves up in the sky, and he is going to bring to you a funky pop thing. >> and john, you are sporting a man bun. >> it is glued on. >> no, it is shellac. >> what does the family think about the man-bun? are they liking it? this is not a following move. i have had it for a year and a half, so for all of you man bunners out there, i started it. >> and chris, what is under there? >> just hair. >> okay. [ laughter ] and you guys are worked mary j. and jay-z. >> well, john is a friend of mine and we were going to do a producer producer/ar tis thing, and we decided to do a band. >> and you started singing in church? >> yes. >> and the first song was "amazing grace." ? and in what octave? >> ca

absolutely. >> you get so many requests, i would imagine to do things with elvis' songs. what made you say yes to this particular project? >> this is something he would have loved to do. this is his dna. this is if he would have hadded full control of his catalog he would have done this for sure. >> you wrote that the only place >> the biggest compliment was when orchestra leader, the big showrooms, came to him a year and a half ago, and he said priscilla, we have an idea. i have this idea of doing elvis with a big orchestra, and i said oh, doing it. >> his vocal from the other arrangements, it's amazing what they can do and embellishment. >> with the style. and lush. >> tell us where you recorded it. >> at the abbey road studio. >> i know you probably love all the songs, but american trilogy, they say is your favorite. >> yes. >> why? >> i found that song. i listened to it. i was drive on sunset boulevard in l.a. and i went oh, my god, this is him. it's everything that he believed about his maker, how he felt about, you know, the united states. he just, it was him. >> he

and the whole idea of this, too was elvis wasn't just rock and roll. >> oh, gosh, no. and a will the of his frustration is people put him in that category. in this album it's very diverse. and he would love the drama, and like i said, the bigness. and this issive going him the freedom to have done what he wanted. >> he's smiling down on you. >> and someone said what is elvis doing right now? he's smiling. there's a big smile on his face. >>> if your phone ringsith the caller i.d., we're about to dial up the fan of the week. be mine tonight ht your clever moves won't stop the cold and flu. but disinfecting with lysol can. because lysol wipes and spray are approved to kill more types of germs than clorox. including those that can make you sick. lysol that. americans. 83% try... to eat healthy. yet up to 90% fall short in getting... key nutrients from food alone. let's do more. add one a day women's. complete with key nutrients we may need. plus bone health support with calcium and vitamin d. one a day women's kellogg's frosted mini-wheats ... 8 layers of wheat... and one

was the elvis part your idea? elvis: no. anthony: his new name and a this came with a record contract. elvis: i went to the office and they said, we are going to call you elvis. they said, put these on. i was really kind of nondescript. anthony: when his debut album, "my name is chuck -- my aim is true." he still had a job as a computer technician as -- at a london beauty salon. you were writing songs at elizabeth arden. elvis: after hours. alyx: the evolution of elvis costello, and a rodeo you must see to believe. those stories and more right here at kcci at 8:00 a.m.. then at 9:30, "face the nation with john dickerson." ahead of clinton's testimony, we'll hear from the top republican and democrat on the house select committee on benghazi. plus, john will discuss the recent democratic primary debate with strategist david axelrod. and bob woodward will talk about his latest book "the last of the president's men." the book offers new details about one of the men at the center of the watergate scandal. that's at 9:30, right he

before he moved to london and took the king's name and became elvis costello. the spindly singer with the big specs and biting lyrics.[ music ]>> reporter: a village voice that would be called the avenging door.[ music ]>> reporter: was the elvis part your idea?>> god no.>> came with his first route -- record contract.>> they said we have a new name for you and they told me to put these on. i was really nondescript looking.[ music ]>> reporter: when his debut album, my name is true, exploded in 1977, he still had a day job as a technician at a london beauty salon. you were writing songs that elizabeth arden?>> yes, after hours.>> reporter: the evolution of elvis costello and the rodeo you have to see to believe. those stories and more beginning at 9:00 right here on cbs 2 when we come back at 7:00 , winter will be here. what does it have in store for us? a ton of stores -- of snow like last year? we will have that coming up. >>> cbs 2 news continues at 7:00.>>> from washington, the maleficent -- the mclaughlin group, the american original. best sources and the

see an elvis impersonator.an make a hologram of elvis move me to tears i hail the future. >> would you have eaten the blue pill in the matrix. >> i would have gobbled it up. >> good nerd. >> angry bob, does it make you angry? it is the end of comedy. >> no. this would great work with gallagher. you will not get watermelon seeds on you. i would so sign up for you. i am at home eating pizza and yelling at neighbors like i do all the time. as long as i get paid who cares? now you are talking. it doesn't have to be dead people. >> you can be angry bob in chicago and tempe, arizona. >> at the same time and doing the same horrible jokes. i used to say i demanded you. >> the demand is greater. the fact is you are dead and people want to see you again. you will have to opt out like organ donating. they automatically signed you up. i think that's what will happen. you will have to sign in your life insurance or whatever you want it to be. i do not want a hologram be made of me. >> when you get your celebrity license tha

and i can't wait to say that elvis has left the building when he gets adopted.e would be great in a real low maintenance home and somebody who would like a great lap cat. we have kittens, too. so, people who adopt kittens should be ready for a real energetic cat. so, it all depends on the cat. >> reporter: the adoption fees will be waved from saturday, the 24th through november 1st. i'm jeff bush in burlingame, kron four news. >> pam: the california transportation commission is giving nearly 9 million dollars towards the effort to complete bike paths around lake tahoe. officials from the agency say the grant money will help complete critical connections in trails and improve safety. this money comes as authorities in both nevada and california encourage cycling as a way to help the environment and maintain health. >>: there's some patchy fog in the coastal region and he could barely make out the bridge of their. temperatures par 63 degrees. overnight lows will draw to the lower 56. hurricane patricia down two category two. will produce heavy rainfall texas arkan

and he said an idea of doing elvis with a big orchestra. and i said, oh, joe, i am doing it. >> they took it and embellished it with a brand new arrangement. >> very big sound and lush. >> tell everybody where you recorded it? >> abby road studios. >> abby lane, wow. >> and they say that the trilogy is the one that is your favorite? >> yes. i was driving on sunset boulevard and i listened to it, and i said hashgs is how he felt about his country, his sound, his maker, the united states, and he just, and it was just him. >> and so he was a very spiritual guy, right? >> can you turn it up so we can hear a little bit. glory glory hallelujah >> and the orchestra was so respectful, and when they came up, it was a job for them, and at lot of famous people go the abby road studio, and when they started to performing with his undeniable magnificent voice, they came out of there with so just the love of the music, but him, because on the master, and these are the original tracks on the master, there was not one flaw in his voice. >> and they didn't

and i was writing songs and playing. >> elvis costello plus a rodeo you must see to believe, that ising all coming up on cbs this sunday morning, right the here on cbs-3 at 9:00 a.m. >>> we are following some breaking news at this hour, coming up next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", a two alarm fire at a country club in montgomery county that you can see from live pictures there smoke is visible from miles around. we will have very latest, coming up. this is a pos, not a ppo. a ppo? it's a pos. i want a pos or i have a pos? you have a pos. so you want me to have a ppo? you have a pos, not a ppo that means... i want a ppo? (child crying) you have a pos, it's like a hmo. it means you a referral from a pcp. a pcp? a primary care physician. a pos means i need a pcp? (child crying) a referral. (child crying) find a doctor in your network before you book... with zocdoc. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ new developments, we first brought you at beginning of the show crews are battling a two alarm fire at the lulu country club, on 1600 limek

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elvis is just synonymous with vegas. some people that are really big fans and just love him, man. it's amazing. he always thought people would forget him, and here we are, all these years later, and someone like myself is making a living doing weddings. [ "bridal chorus" plays ] >> behind me is a drive-through, where you pay to get married, sit in your car, and drive right out onto the old las vegas strip towards downtown as a married couple. >> seventeen years ago, i said, "i want a drive-up-wedding window." so, i told my son, "cut this wall down and put a window there." he said, "why do you want to do that, mom?" and i said, "so that people could get married." he said, "you mean they could pay first before they get married?" i said, "no, they're gonna get married at the drive-up." he said, "i won't do that. i'm not gonna build you one because i don't think that's right, that people get married in a drive-up." >> sure. >> you know what? it's become the most popular thing there is. and they drive up to the window, and th

rosanna: i remember when elvis started off as a local dj. i would go up there and interview them about various things when i was doing the 10:00 o'clock news. look at you now. >> the 100 in new york is our home. this is our most important radio station. you know, look, it is good to be in new york. our number one morning show. >> it should be about her. rosanna: okay, as i mentioned in that interview, just a few more tickets left for elvis to rant and me. it will be a lot of fun. i am telling you, because we are friends, i know a lot about him. ines: a fly on the wall to your guys' conversation. >> how is everything? >> very good. we had a great time. we went to vermont. such a great night. greg: you went to vermont? >> we joked it was our maple moon. there. greg: rosanna and i were shocked >> she is married to him. >> i think that it was the rolling stones. >> no, it wasn't. the wedding party came out to that. i am coming home. leon bridges. greg: okay. >> look at this beautiful bride. >> let's talk about justin bieber. he took all five awa

and their new single "the cure", is about to conquer the air waves with the help of elvis. >> first of all, you're a leading story. this is big. you have, you have hit it big. >> what did i do? >> you've been promoted to the top of the show. >> we've never been on this early, guys. well, when you have a music powerhouse like l.a. reed behind you, these guys do. you know they've done something right. we're talking about a voice that hits octaves way up in the sky. usually bring pop music to you today, more of a funky thing. >> you're sporting a man bun. can we see? >> now wait a minute. >> it's glued on. >> no, it's a shell lack. >> what does your family think of the man bun. are they into it? >> they're into it. i was already into it, all you man bunners out there. i started this. >> there are many. >> is there a man bun under your hat? >> no. >> what's under there? >> just hair. >> you guys are accomplished singers and worked with mary j. and jay-z? >> we met through a friend of mine. john was a solo artist looking for a producer. we decided instead of doing a producer/artist thing, t

>> you're not elvis. >> next year we're going to have an album. >> it was so fun hearing you live. >> i'd like to see the ladies in the band. >> thank you all. all the luck. >> and we'll have looks to have your tails waggin'. but first, this is "today", on nbc. >> go. go. us sweet. to satisfy the adult and kid - in all of us. nutritious wheat for the adult you've grown into. and delicious sweet for the feed your inner kidult... with frosted mini-wheats now there's a new way to stay tru to your health. new trubiotics with immune support advantage. this advanced formula combines probiotics with the power of antioxidants to support your immune health in two ways. trubiotics from one a day. ever since darryl's wife started using gain flings, their laundry smells more amazing than ever. (sniff) honey, isn't that the dog's towel? (dog noise) hey, mi towel, su towel. more scent plus oxi boost and febreze. it's our best gain ever! girls: (giggling) girl: he's so cute. what should we name him? (mixed gasps) (snorting) new pet? get scrubbing bubbles. kill 99.9% of germs with bubbles solved. bri

elvis presley. you got elvis presley.got chocolate malts and drive-ins. >> i'll go there with you. >> chachi. >> this would be an all-male show in the 1950s. >> that's true. the '60s! that was a time. summer of love. space program. >> do you have one more question or no question? >> what's your best practical joke. >> i had a good one. i did a prank butt-dial. we pretended we accidentally butt-dialed our friend and we were talking about them like and he thought that it was real. >> and then he killed himself. >> no. >> you left that part out. >> he was really upset. >> very quickly. a group of guides who would get on the trading floor, we would put in $20 and get a bunch of lottery tickets. there's 200 tickets in the bag. the number comes out. someone wins $200 million. we took the winning number. put the next week's ticket with the same winning numbers from the prior week and put it in the bag and the guy who looking through the numbers thought he was the winning 200 million-dollar ticket winner. that's a true story. >>

a new elvis album, new is about to go on sale. what you're about to hear from the king of rock and roll. >> new at 6:00 the money would have been nice but margate says the cost to lucy the elephant was too great. the offer from city officials they want to forget. ♪ >>> vice-president joe biden spending a relaxing weekend in wilmington with his family and tonight experts believe the trip home could be an indicator of something big. there's speculation tonight announcement about a biden presidential run could come at any moment. fox 29 weekend's bill anderson joins us live in the newsroom tonight with a look at what it would mean for all the candidates in the race. bill? >> on the eve of the first democratic primary debate and arguably the most discussed candidate hasn't even announced if he's running. vice-president joe biden apparently met with party leaders and his family and soon we should know if he'll offici officially enter the race for president. ♪ >> reporter: with the democrats about to have their first presidential debate

some are not too thrilled particularly taxpayers that don't like elvis.g $79 million in local and state tax breaks to help pay for it. lori. lori: millions of people leave their home behind each year hoping to find a new home in america. my next guest is here to share his mother's story. his mother came to the u.s. 46 years ago. she only had $8 in her pocket. a big dream of giving her family a bright future. she turned the dream into more than one million dollars. she is the ceo of smart path. welcome us with the lessons he learned from his mother. so great to have you. this ask -- is remarkable story. how do you turn $8 to turn it into safety net for her family and but she became a millionaire. >> that's right. it is not here. she had community arounder had. she had support of friend and family. surrounded herself with community of like-minded people. that is important in the jury. this is story of a lot of immigrants. lori: when you say surrounded herself with like-minded people, what are financial principles she used to turn pennies into millions? >> t